The ancient volcano at the heart of Edinburgh — walks, views, and geology.
Holyrood Palace sits at the end of the Royal Mile, filled with royal history, Mary Queen of Scots’ chambers, and a medieval abbey ruin — and most visitors walk straight past it. — plus get weekly Scotland stories free.
Arthur’s Seat is a 350-million-year-old volcano rising 251 metres above Edinburgh city centre — and climbing it is free, spectacular, and unlike anything else in Scotland. Plus get weekly Scotland stories free.
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Climb Edinburgh’s ancient volcano in Holyrood Park for 360-degree views of the city, a ruined medieval chapel, and a perspective on Scotland’s capital that no guidebook can replicate — plus get weekly Scotland stories free.
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